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SOLO Southeast Emergency Medical Technician & Wilderness EMT
Cancellation Policy:
A $400 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of booking. The course must be paid in full 60 DAYS prior to the course start date.
Cancellations made:
60+ Days Before Reservation:
Student will receive a full refund, less then $400 non-refundable deposit.
45-59 Days Before Reservation:
Student will receive a full booking voucher*, less the $400 non-refundable deposit.
0-44 Days Before Reservation:
Student will not be extended a refund or voucher.
Students are allowed a one-time transfer into a later course with no penalty if done 45 days or more prior to the course start date.
*Reservation booking voucher to be used within one year from the date cancelled.
College Credit/529 Funding/AmeriCorps/GI Bill
If you have additional questions give us a call at: 828.785.5210
Yes.
College credit can be granted through Sterling College in Craftsbury Common, VT. Please refer to the download section titled Sterling College Course Credits for SOLO Courses for additional information. Our office will assist you with this process.
What does it look like?
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The majority of our students are age 18-30. However, we do have students of all ages in our EMT-B courses.
SOLO Southeast Gear List
You should plan to have clothing appropriate to the season in which you will be taking the class, as you will spend a significant amount of time outside. The following list is to SUPPLEMENT the clothing you will be wearing. If you have trouble locating some of these items please call us as we have a limited amount for loan. This is a recommended gear list but is not required. SOLO does provide some gear for the course, but we highly encourage participants to use their own gear as much as possible during class to see how it will perform in the field under different medical scenarios.
- Backpack to put everything in (medium to large)
- Rain gear (tops and bottoms)
- Layers of clothing (for splinting exercises and to keep yourself warm during scenarios)
- Warm hat or sun hat
- Water bottles (at least 1 qt/liter)
- Some snacks
- Pen and notepad
- Wrist watch (cell phone is not sufficient)
- Foot wear appropriate to the terrain (closed toes, no flip flops)
- Insect repellent
- Sunscreen
- Old sleeping bag or blanket
- Footwear you don't mind getting wet
- Plastic tarp or groundsheet (min 6’X6’)
- Headlamp
- Sleeping pad (foam or inflatable)
- Personal first aid kit (Band-Aids, etc.)
- Trekking poles (useful but not required)
- Coffee mug with a lid (absolutely NO containers without lids allowed in the classroom)